President: Dr. Nicole Bent Jones
Dr. Nicole Bent Jones is a passionate leader dedicated to promoting Jamaican culture, education, and community development. Since 2018, she has served as President of the Jamaica Foundation of Houston, working with a committed board and volunteers to foster pride and unity. With over 20 years of experience in higher education leadership, Dr. Jones brings strategic vision, organizational expertise, and a genuine commitment to service. As an artist and entrepreneur, she infuses creativity and innovation into the Foundation’s cultural initiatives. Her goal is to expand the foundation’s programs, strengthen cultural ties, and elevate the community’s voice. Her leadership continues to inspire growth, collaboration, and cultural pride among members. As she seeks re-election, Dr. Jones remains focused on ensuring the foundation’s ongoing relevance and positive impact, championing a vibrant and connected Jamaican-Houston community.
Secretary: Dr. Cameon McKenzie Reid
Dr. Cameon McKenzie Reid is a dedicated healthcare professional and community advocate serving as Secretary of the Jamaica Foundation of Houston. With a Doctor of Pharmacy degree, she is committed to promoting health, wellness, and cultural pride. Her leadership combines professional expertise with a heartfelt dedication to empowering Jamaican interests and fostering community development. As she seeks re-election, Dr. Reid aims to continue strengthening bonds between Jamaica and Houston, supporting educational and cultural initiatives that uplift and unite. Her unwavering commitment to service and community well-being makes her a vital advocate for progress. Dr. Reid’s leadership ensures a vibrant, healthy, and culturally rich community for all members.
Director: Peter Ford
Peter Ford is a driven business leader and current Director of the Jamaica Foundation of Houston. With an MBA and extensive experience in community engagement, he is dedicated to empowering the Jamaican community through cultural preservation and educational support. His strategic leadership has helped grow the foundation’s outreach and impact. Peter’s vision focuses on building stronger connections, expanding programs, and creating opportunities for youth and adults alike. He seeks re-election to continue his work in advancing the foundation’s mission of community development and cultural pride. Committed to fostering unity and growth, Peter aims to strengthen the foundation’s role as a vital resource for the Jamaican community in Houston and beyond.
Director: Dr. Camille Gibson
Dr. Camille Gibson is a respected criminal justice expert and current Director on the Jamaica Foundation of Houston board. With a doctorate in criminal justice, she brings leadership, insight, and a passion for social justice and community empowerment. Dedicated to fostering cultural ties and supporting youth development, Dr. Gibson advocates for programs that promote justice, education, and social equity. Her leadership aims to strengthen community bonds, create opportunities for young people, and promote cultural awareness. As she seeks re-election, her focus remains on impactful initiatives that build a stronger, more inclusive Jamaican community. Her dedication to service and justice underscores her vital role in advancing community growth and cultural pride.
treasurer: Dr. Camille Gibson
Judith Drummond is a candidate for re-election to the Jamaica Foundation of Houston’s Board of Directors, having served as Treasurer for more than five years. A University of Houston graduate with an MBA in Accounting, she brings experience as a Vice President in the banking industry and a finance consultant. Her expertise supports JFH’s financial oversight and its mission of promoting cultural understanding, education, and volunteerism. She seeks to continue serving our community and supporting the Foundation’s programs, scholarships, and activities.
VIce president: errol anglin
Errol Anglin, Vice President of the Jamaica Foundation of Houston, is a candidate for re-election to the Board of Directors, bringing more than ten years of service to JFH. He holds a Master of Science in Management Information Systems and an MBA in Finance, complemented by professional experience in finance and accounting. His expertise and longstanding service support JFH’s mission of promoting cultural understanding, education, and volunteerism. He seeks to continue serving our community and supporting the Foundation’s programs, scholarships, and activities.
DIRECTOR: KARLENE ROSE
Karlene Rose, a Director of the Jamaica Foundation of Houston, is a candidate for re-election to the Board of Directors, bringing more than ten years of service to JFH. She holds a degree in Accounting and has contributed to the Foundation’s events and initiatives, including serving as the Gala Chairperson and collaborating on the gala souvenir booklet. Her longstanding service supports JFH’s mission of promoting cultural understanding, education, and volunteerism. She seeks to continue serving our community and supporting the Foundation’s programs, scholarships, and activities.
